58-year-old dies in Vancouver single-vehicle crash

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By Raynaldo Suarez

Posted September 15, 2025 11:53 am.

Last Updated September 15, 2025 12:03 pm.

Police are looking for more information after a fatal crash in Vancouver Sunday night.

The VPD responded to an on-board vehicle alert system after a crash on the south end of Main Street, near East Kent Avenue, just before 11 p.m.

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“It was a single vehicle collision into a concrete barrier,” Sgt. Steve Addison told 1130 NewsRadio.

“The driver received medical attention — attempts to save his life. Sadly, he did die.”

Addison identified the driver as a 58-year-old Richmond man.

While early into the investigation, officers do not believe drugs or alcohol were a factor.

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